Timber Beam

Types of Wood Beam Sizes amd its Uses

1. Wooden Blocks Size 2x3x200 and 3x5x200

For wooden beams this size is commonly known as batten beams. Reng beams are useful for mounts of various kinds of roof tiles ranging from clay tiles, concrete tiles, and glass tiles in homes whose function is to withstand pressure from the roof tiles and is channeled to the building structure below it.

2. Wooden Blocks Size 5x7x200 and 4x6x200

For wooden beams this size is commonly known as usuk beams or rafters beams. Usuk beams have almost the same use as batten beams for double roofs. The difference is if the batten beam is to hold the tile holder, while the rib beam is for the foundation of the roof truss.

3. Wooden Block Size 6×10, 6×12, 6×15.6×20

For wooden beams that have a thickness of between 5-7cm and a width of 10-30cm, it is usually used as a material for making door frames and window frames with a chosen length of 4 meters.

4. Wooden Blocks Size 8×12, 8×15 and 8×20 200cm long

For wooden beams of this size, they are commonly referred to as roof beams or jurai beams. Nock beams are useful for resisting pressure from the roof covering and transmitting pressure to the building structure below

5. Wooden Block Size 12×10

For the length of this wooden beam, it is commonly known as a gording beam. Gording usually has a maximum length of 4 meters. The girder beam becomes a bonding place for the rafters / rafters to carry the load from the roof covering, battens, rafters / rafters, wind loads, and rainwater loads at the gusset points. 

That's a general discussion about the size of the wooden block. Generally when cutting wood blocks will produce a lot of wood powder. Make sure to clean it and store it so that the sawdust waste can be used for other things.